[Whizion]

error 027: invalid character constant

So this is the first time i see this error and i don't know how to fix it:

pawn Код:

public Log(string[], filename[], player)
{
    new h,mi;
    gettime(h,mi);
    new File:hFile;
    new entry[256];
    new year, month, day;
    getdate(year, month, day);
    if(player == 0)
    {
        format(entry, sizeof(entry), "XRPG\Logs\Global\%s",filename); // Here's the error.
        hFile = fopen(entry, io_append);
        format(entry, sizeof(entry), "[%02d/%02d/%02d @ %02d:%02d] %s\r\n",day,month,year,h,mi,string);
        fwrite(hFile, entry);
        fclose(hFile);
    }
    else
    {
        format(entry, sizeof(entry), "XRPG\Logs\Player\%s",filename); // And here's the error.
        hFile = fopen(entry, io_append);
        format(entry, sizeof(entry), "[%02d/%02d/%02d @ %02d:%02d] %s\r\n",day,month,year,h,mi,string);
        fwrite(hFile, entry);
        fclose(hFile);
    }
    return 1;
}

Please help, thank you.

[TheChaoz]

change the '\' with '/'

[LarzI]

Quote:

Originally Posted by the_chaoz change the '\' with '/'

Or add one additional '\'

[Whizion]

Quote:

Originally Posted by the_chaoz change the '\' with '/'

I did, and it compiled the same.

Quote:

Originally Posted by LarzI Or add one additional '\'

Where?

[The_Moddler]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Whizion I did, and it compiled the same.

You didn't.

pawn Код:

stock Log(string[], filename[], player = 0)
{
    new h,mi;
    gettime(h,mi);
    new File:hFile;
    new entry[256];
    new year, month, day;
    getdate(year, month, day);
    if(player == 0)
    {
        format(entry, sizeof(entry), "XRPG/Logs/Global/%s", filename); 
        hFile = fopen(entry, io_append);
        format(entry, sizeof(entry), "[%02d/%02d/%02d @ %02d:%02d] %s\r\n",day,month,year,h,mi,string);
        fwrite(hFile, entry);
        fclose(hFile);
    }
    else
    {
        format(entry, sizeof(entry), "XRPG/Logs/Player/%s",filename);
        hFile = fopen(entry, io_append);
        format(entry, sizeof(entry), "[%02d/%02d/%02d @ %02d:%02d] %s\r\n",day,month,year,h,mi,string);
        fwrite(hFile, entry);
        fclose(hFile);
    }
    return 1;
}

[Whizion]

Thanks, it works.